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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1970
Page
1
An Anderson Herald exclusive features a long, fragmented interview with John Doe and others discussing alien contact, mental phenomena, a brain’s hidden potential, and a mission across the United States. The dialogue covers flashbacks, travel, and speculative technology as witnesses describe otherworldly signals and plans to reach Oregon.
President Nixon expressed hope that Middle East peace efforts could bring new prospects. He noted top aides and foreign leaders, including Meir and others, support the initiative though cautioned it will be a difficult path. He dismissed immediate U.S. troop commitments as unlikely and emphasized cautious optimism.
Mrs Mattia Cansy spurred aims to address altermans waning guidance at Anderton schools. Mrs Coney, with 30 years in Indianapolis teaching, helped found the Giffean Tarannine of Indianapolis encouraging citizenship and neighborhood standards. She received a national reign award from the Frozdams Foundation in 19K.
Reno Nevada Madison Superior Court Judge Nelson Bohannon completed a two week course on treatment and prevention of juvenile delinquency at the National College of Juvenile Justice. Twenty six judges and officials from 22 states Guam and Canada took part. The program, funded by the Fleischmann Foundation, covered drug abuse battered child syndrome and juvenile rights, with a Squaw Valley meeting pairing officers with juveniles to discuss court processes.
Wells, seeking re election this fall, proposes a 33 million dollar annual rise in state aid to teachers and schools for the 1977 legislature. He plans to increase corporate aid from 3.6 to 4.6 percent and allocate 48 million for teachers retirement while urging use of fund earnings to bolster annual income. Early reports say district teachers gathered in Frankton to hear the plan as classes began and teaching assignments were distributed.
Congressional candidates Dennis and Sharp spar over a controversial provision in a bill and related economic policies. Dennis votes against it, criticizes proposed preemptive detention while touting aid to Allen Chapel Terraza Estates. Sharp defends limited spending and supports some reform, rejects busing as solution to discrimination, and advocates price and wage controls. Both favor revising committee chair selection and agree on less reliance on lavish programs.
A fire at 10 50 p m Sunday in Ellwood caused extensive damage to the parsonage of the First United Methodist Church and alarmed the Migrant Day Care Center adjoining the property. Police reports indicate no injuries.
A fragmented report notes unspent funds from auto excise and city budget implications, with figures showing potential revenue shifts and a tax cut on city rates. It also recalls multiple fires and civil unrest events including police injuries, property damage, and a nationwide gunman alert linked to New York policing tensions.
Elwood officials discussed sidewalk and curb repairs funded from the cumulative capital fund at PUL, and transfer requests for the City Planning Commission, with no action taken. They sought Madison County Circuit Court appraisers to value the 1827 American LeFrance truck and Coca Cola Bottling plant for potential sale, and reviewed Babe Ruth ballpark lease and downtown sidewalk work.
Senator John Stennis floor managed a debate on keeping American forces in Vietnam after a partial U.S. withdrawal. The discussion referenced a broad request to retain troops, amid concerns over safety and war strategy.
A $1,000 reward was announced as police investigate the July 27 death of Jobes, found with 17 stab wounds and a gunshot wound. The New York home office indicated involvement, with authorities pursuing leads in the case.
Paris AP reports author Anatole Mauriac a noted French writer and winner of honors including the Watel Prize died Tuesday morning at his Paris home. He was a friend of Charles de Gaulle and a major figure in 20th century French letters.
St Marys Cathode School faculty will report at 9 30 a m for orientation programs leading to Sept 3 enrollment. Activities include individual division meetings and classroom organization. Education Day visits to industries and professional institutions occur before a Sept 9 start. Labor Day closure noted with first full fall semester day Sept 7 9.
Washington officials outline creation of the Executive Protection Service EPS to guard foreign embassies and the White House area. By year end, about 400 officers expected in diplomatic mission security with start salaries around 8500 and federal background checks.
Two separate city street crashes Tuesday afternoon left three youngsters injured. Larry Shafer, 13, of 607 West Third, and Billy Peters, 9, of We Mhial Street, were hit as a vehicle driven by Robert Fox, 35, 1930 West Front Street, approached. Both boys were treated at Community Hospital and released after bicycle interference. Richard Morrow, of Sixth Street, was struck by Michael Aickin, of 534 Sir Seth Street, and released from hospital. Police report indicate the Norton Park area accident remains under investigation.
Roudebush met with President Nixon at the Western White House in San Clemente and said the president assured him that every veteran need will be adequately taken care of. He discussed federal funding for hospitals, veteran benefits, and issues like water and air pollution and drug abuse probes.
Dennis will appear in Elwood with a reception and speaking slot at Pike Creek Township. The Republican candidate plans a 1 to 2 pm event with a 0.30 time for speakers. Mildred Bexcman hosts, Emily Sherman and John Ginter arrange, with other local Republican candidates expected to attend.
New births listed from multiple families with hospital entries and home addresses. Names include Lester Duncan Ira, Ronald Frown ie Rigge Re, Curtis Heatum, James McDnar, Larry Browe, William White ck, Richard Hines, James Mcveint, John Kessler, Gatty Thompson, Robert Buck, Jerry Wotlings heen, Bradley Uol than, Douglas Burks, Davey Wable, John Pyle, James Cunningham, Robert Francis, Terry Byrd, Michael Gannon, with locations in Indianapolis Greensburg and other addresses.
A reflective meditation questions whether God compels testing and eternal life and whether human desire to act now causes people to ignore divine rules. It argues the fault lies with man’s ways rather than divine, urging readers to ponder these questions.
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